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Ahh, and then you get to industry and you miss the simplicity of it all.
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Can I have a tl;dr on what's good about Monsanto? Also for point 4, do you think it's unethical for doctors to have faith that a patient can persevere through a completely conquerable challenge? Is it kind of like underprescribing
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Honestly, I don't have a good way. It doesn't happen often but sometimes I just end up with a 20+ character identifier. Seems to fit in fine in Java land though. And like you, if I want to do a rename, my IDE will help me do it be
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Are you suggesting that someone should wear a wet shirt so that they can stay warm? Or wear an ice cube to stay cool? I guess I'm missing the joke?
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Pretty sure you can use certbot and just run like... a few commands. Even easier than setting up Nginx.
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I will definitely be interested in that when released :) Less friction will mean more adoption...
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And if you are on win7? :)
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I'm going to have to disagree with you on that. I don't think I've ever used discord and gone "wow, that took a while". To be fair, they are completely different.
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I'd be interested in clojure if I didn't have to use third party tools to set it up on windows, or if the process was documented so I don't have to.
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Well, I guess if your goal was to learn a statically typed programming language Java or C# would be fine. So I don't disagree with you. Personally, I have been in the role of teaching people programming, and I have seen what Java does
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I once read the quickest way to get a legitimate answer to your question on stack overflow was to post a bad answer. I think there is something similar to say about a blog post with bad information :) If you are wrong, at least there is a c
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Wait, are we speaking of modern liberal/left values or libertarian views? These are not the same, are they? I don't quite understand the evolution of these words but it seems Alex Jones is first and foremost for personal liberty.
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" According to Marcuse, "Niemöller's original argument was premised on naming groups he and his audience would instinctively not care about... "
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Wait, afaik Alex Jones would call himself a hardcore libertarian. Seems people think he is a right wing guy but I don't see that.
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As for 4) probably because it's a high risk and high overhead for most complexes. How do you see that working out? FWIW I often sign short leases (6 to 12 months) and friends who have gone for internships without provided housing have
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The worst language to teach someone as a first language has to be Java. It also might be the worst language to teach someone as a second language.
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Where would you suggest people go to search for problems?
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That's awesome. Good luck in completing your degree.
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By the way, if you want to watch some impressive live coding presentations, +1 for David Beazley.
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Is paying different amounts based on measured risk factor really discrimination in the way you intend it?
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I wonder... is there any good solution to this issue from either side? Outside of legitimate gender change (bear with me -- I know some of you don't think this is possible but lets go with the assumption) can you really blame the guy?
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FWIW, I have seen people use the image related to this piece (seen through a google search...) in the most annoying way to discredit peoples views on a subject because "they are a fish in the water." I have not known the source of
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Ahh yes, of course, sandals. A few people have won the Boston marathon in sandals, right?
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Delete old code? Not hard. Getting the ability to delete old code? Harder. Essentially, going back and refactoring is not possible unless it is linked to a task in Jira. So, we can't just go and fix code that badly needs some help unle
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I have never seen someone list out their alcohol intake in grams. That's great.
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I had a refurbished zenbook throughout college. Aside from the fact that the keyboard connector would never stay in, it was a great laptop for a fraction of the price of a macbook.
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Ask HN: Getting direct contacts for jobs I'm not qualified for
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Are you referring to housing demand in and around high population areas? Well, I'm not making a claim people don't want to live close to these areas, but as someone who isn't buying a million dollar house, I don't even c
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To be fair, driving 20 - 30 minutes for work is not strange, and on a highway with a 65mph speed limit you can go far fast. If you have some data to correlate low density housing to obesity that would be really interesting though.
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Do you think remote work is a 1 to 1 substitution for working in a good office (You have your own office, limited pointless meetings, etc.) Seems that companies might just want to move out to cheaper areas instead of going primarily remote.
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